Flow Induced Vibrations (FIV)
About the course
Working on piping systems? Learn about the cause, analysis, and mitigation of Flow-Induced Vibrations (FIV).
In this Self-Paced course, participants will be taken through: flow-induced turbulence (FIT); excitation mechanisms and critical systems, flow-induced pulsations due to side branches and obstructions, acoustic resonance, FIV analysis procedure according to the Energy Institute, typical mitigation measures for Flow-Induced Vibrations (FIV),worked example of flow-induced pulsations.
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Who should attend this course
• Those working on piping systems where FIV has been seen or identified as a risk.• Those wanting the assess if FIV could occur on their piping system.
• Those wanting to understand the mechanism of how FIV occurs and the background to the mitigation measures.
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of piping systems is beneficial.Program & Details
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Flow Induced Variations (FIV)
1. Course Introduction
2. FIT Excitations
3. FIT Fatigue
4. High Risk Systems
5. FIT Screening: Part 1
6. System Stiffness using BOSPulse
7. FIT Screening: Part 2
8. Criticality from Field Measurements
9. Detailed Assessments
10. FIT Mitigation Measures
11. PFIE Excitations
12. PFIE Screening
13. PFIE Mitigations
14. FIT & PFIE Overview
15. Course Outro
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